A new sub-variant of the Omekron variant has emerged in the UK
London: A new subtype of the Omekron variant has been discovered in the UK, which is battling the latest wave of corona virus.
As of last weekend, 4.9 million people had been infected with COD-19 in the UK, according to the UK’s National Statistics Office. Which is a record during a global pandemic.
There are two main reasons for the increase in infection cases. One reason is the burning of people since the easing of the code restrictions and the other reason is the sub-variant of Omicron BA.2.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that further variants of this variant have been observed, which could lead to increased transmission.
What do we know about it so far?
The XE variant combines the genetic characteristics of the Omicron BA.1 and BA.2 variants known as “recombinant”.
A report released by the World Health Organization last week states that the XE recombinant first appeared in the UK on 19 January, and initial tests showed it could be more transferable.
How many cases are there in the UK?
The UK’s Health Security Agency says there were 637 cases of XE in the UK as of March 22.
According to the latest data, which has a record 4.9 million cases, the number of cases in this sub-variant is very small.
Does XE have new code-19 symbols?
This new sub-variant has definitely changed the situation but at the moment there is no idea that this variant has brought new symbols.
The most common of these symptoms is the common cold, especially in people who have been vaccinated.
However, the National Health Service added nine more signs to the general code on Monday.
These symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, sore throat, stuffy or runny nose, loss of appetite, cholera, feeling sick or being sick.
